Self-help book for wives who want to stay married to narcissistic partners while rebuilding their own confidence and self-worth.
Life with a narcissist is never easy, and if you're not careful, your relationship with them can take a serious toll on your mental health. But what if leaving your marriage isn't possible right now - or simply doesn't feel like the right option for you?
Offering support to spouses who don’t want to leave their narcissistic partners, Lormor Internet Publishing has published Disarming The Narcissist: How to Stay Married To A Narcissistic Partner And Still Be (Reasonably) Happy. The book is available in paperback and on Kindle.
Go to https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071F45JQM for more info.
It’s estimated that around one in every 200 people has narcissistic personality disorder - a mental health condition that’s characterized by excessive self-centeredness and a preoccupation with one's own needs. These traits can put a strain on a narcissist's marriage, and so this book provides coping mechanisms for spouses like you who want to be happy while staying married to someone with this disorder.
Written by five female authors who have each been married to a narcissist, this five-book bundle shows you how you can navigate being married to a narcissist using the authors’ tried and tested advice. Throughout the book, you are offered coping mechanisms to deal with your spouse’s challenging behavior and are shown how to build back your self-worth and self-confidence.
In particular, you are shown how to overcome gaslighting, emotional abuse, co-dependency, and entitlement.
Explaining the value of this book, a spokesperson says, “The focus of this book is to give experienced advice to readers who have narcissistic spouses or life partners. Rather than advising women on how to leave their narcissistic partner (as most books tend to recommend), this book explains what coping skills you need to stay with your narc and be happy. With the help of five women who have lived experience of a narcissistic partner, you will learn to better cope with narcissistic behavior.”
The one aspect that sometimes (not always) comes with a narcissistic spouse or partner, though, is physical abuse. Neither the publisher nor the authors condone staying with a physically abusive partner. A narcissist who isn't physically abusive may be manageable. But a narcissist (or anybody else) who is prone to physical abuse is just bad news. The recommendation is to bid adios to anyone who is physically abusive.
Even nasty emotional abuse, if it's constant and tormenting, can be more than a person is worth sticking around for. This book may be useful in helping the reader decide if sticking around is a manageable option, or if the narc in your life is simply more than you can handle.
About The Authors
Disarming The Narcissist: How To Stay Married To A Narcissistic Partner And Still Be (Reasonably) Happy is written by Nora Simpson, Maureen McLain, Wendy Keith, Kristi Brock, and Zara Hamilton. All five women are passionate about sharing their experience of living with narcissistic partners and giving people in similar situations the skills they need to cope.
Leaving isn't your only option (in many cases). With the support of women who have been in your shoes, you can learn to be happy while living with a narcissist.
Ready to learn how? Head to https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071F45JQM for more info on the book.
